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LOVE seeing this. Thought Justin looked pretty good and obviously all of Buckeye nation is rooting for him after all he's been through.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
It will be interesting to see how many plays (i.e. snap counts) he got. Eleven Warriors should be doing an article on snap counts later today or tomorrow.
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Yes, yes YES! Needs to get as much play as possible. Dude is a playmaker when he's out there and he definitely deserves it.
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That strip and recovery was 100% Justin and pretty damn awesome, came right at a time where we needed it too. Not only makes a clean strip, but then shoves and bullies Crookshanks away from the ball to get the recovery. More of that please Justin, so happy to see you get a chance to ball out!
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ScriptOhio
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JUSTIN HILLIARD'S LAST HURRAH
The last man standing from a 2015 recruiting class in which he was the only five-star, Justin Hilliard's Ohio State career has been marked by injuries and other factors that have left him unable to reach the potential the Buckeyes expected when they signed the linebacker from St. Xavier high school in Cincinnati six years ago.
Last year, Hilliard showed promise with some timely plays and this season was playing a large role in a linebacking corps that was clearly Ohio State's best position group on the defense to date.
Hilliard has said he won't come back for year seven despite the NCAA giving basically a free year of eligibility to all student-athletes due to COVID-19. It would be a shame to see his career end with yet another "what if?"
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ones-that-ohio-state-hopes-to-achieve-in-2020
The last man standing from a 2015 recruiting class in which he was the only five-star, Justin Hilliard's Ohio State career has been marked by injuries and other factors that have left him unable to reach the potential the Buckeyes expected when they signed the linebacker from St. Xavier high school in Cincinnati six years ago.
Last year, Hilliard showed promise with some timely plays and this season was playing a large role in a linebacking corps that was clearly Ohio State's best position group on the defense to date.
Hilliard has said he won't come back for year seven despite the NCAA giving basically a free year of eligibility to all student-athletes due to COVID-19. It would be a shame to see his career end with yet another "what if?"
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ones-that-ohio-state-hopes-to-achieve-in-2020
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Good question....
PRESSER BULLETS: OHIO STATE'S RYAN DAY, JUSTIN FIELDS AND JONATHON COOPER LOOK AHEAD TO BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME AGAINST NORTHWESTERN
- Day says they'll start to get with some of the seniors and figure out if any of them are staying at Ohio State next season after this weekend's game.
...it's possible Ryan Day isn't even 100% sure.
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bucknut502
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So if someone like Hilliard stays for another year, does that count towards the 85 scholarship limit? Did they at least raise that for a year?
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Hilliard isn't coming back. 6 years is enough and he's ready to see what's next. Hoping that follows a CFP Championship
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ScriptOhio
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Ten football players graduated this fall, including Borland, Garrett, Myers, linebacker Justin Hilliard, tight end Luke Farrell, kicker Blake Haubeil and quarterback Gunnar Hoak. Borland and Hoak were awarded Master's Degrees in sports coaching.
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JohnnyCockfight
Beer is God's proof that he loves us.
Big game out of Hilliard today. The refs couldn't even horse-collar his performance out there!
I mean, he pulled off a Bosa, where you take one offensive player without the ball and slam him into the unsuspecting QB who does have the ball for a big play on D. In this case, it caused a fumble and turnover.
I mean, he pulled off a Bosa, where you take one offensive player without the ball and slam him into the unsuspecting QB who does have the ball for a big play on D. In this case, it caused a fumble and turnover.
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